Preparation Before Participation
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The document discusses preparation before participating in communion or the Lord's Supper. It recommends that individuals examine themselves before taking communion to recognize the body of Christ. It notes that some in the church were not waiting for each other and some were getting drunk during communion, disrespecting the church. The summary warns that those who partake without recognizing Christ's body will be judged. It encourages participants to judge themselves before God does so they will not be condemned with the world.
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The document discusses the significance of bread and wine in the Last Supper based on biblical passages. It describes how Jesus used bread and wine as symbols of his body and blood, establishing them as the elements of Holy Communion. He commanded his followers to partake in remembrance of him. However, in the Corinthian church some were disregarding their communion with Christ and each other by reinforcing social divisions. Paul warned this could lead to spiritual and physical harm unless they corrected themselves and embraced true community as the body of Christ.
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1) The document discusses the history and significance of communion and the Lord's Supper in the Bible and early church.
2) It describes how Jesus established the tradition of the Last Supper and its symbolism of bread and wine representing his body and blood.
3) It summarizes Paul's teachings to the Corinthians about properly discerning and partaking in communion as a unified community, rather than exacerbating divisions, to avoid bringing judgment on themselves.
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1) The passage discusses faith, hope, and love as a relational triad that provides the path to life through Christ.
2) It encourages believers to hold fast to their hope of eternal life and salvation, which will be received at Christ's second coming.
3) Believers are called to continue encouraging one another through meeting together, exercising faith through works, and persevering in hope, in order to strengthen the church and each other.
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1 Corinthians Chapter 1;13-31, There Is Good And Bad Division; Is Baptism Necessary For Salvation?; Saved By What?; The Christians Job?; Chloe a Biblical matriarch; Not To Baptize; Preach The Word; sophia logou, wisdom of words; IHOP, NAR; foolishness; “logos”Members
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